Felipe Massa expressed confidence that Williams' promising start to winter testing wouldn't be derailed by their problem-filled start to the Bahrain test, even if he acknowledged that accumulating as much mileage as possible remained the name of the game before Melbourne.The Grove-based outfit were one of several teams to experience a challenging opening day to the second pre-season test with Massa confined to the role of spectator for all but five laps after a fuel system problem struck the Mercedes-powered FW36. With the team delayed for several hours after to go through the lengthy process of removing and then refitting the power unit to inspect the car's fuel cell, Massa admitted the...
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